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The 'NFL reception leaders since 1990' quiz

Created on January 15, 2026 | Total tries: 3 | Average Score: 25.0 out of 40 (63%) | Quiz FAQ

While it was Colby Parkinson who caught the game-winning touchdown for the Los Angeles Rams against the Carolina Panthers in the NFC Wild Card round, it was Puka Nacua who led the way in their 34-31 win.

Nacua caught 10 passes for 111 yards and a touchdown while rushing for one more score, and he also broke up a would-be interception in the fourth quarter. That play in particular earned him praise from head coach Sean McVay.

“He’s a freaking warrior,” McVay said of his third-year wide receiver after the win.

Next up for the Rams is a date with the Chicago Bears in the Divisional Round, with expected temperatures and possible snow at Soldier Field.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. The performance from Nacua came as a surprise to nobody after he caught an NFL-best 129 passes for 1,715 yards and 10 touchdowns. With that being said, can you name every player to lead the NFL in receptions since 1990?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Season / Team / Receptions / Jersey # | Created on January 15, 2026 | Total tries: 3 | Average Score: 25.0 out of 40 (63%) | Quiz FAQ

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2025 / LAR / 129 / #12

2024 / CIN / 127 / #1

2023 / DAL / 135 / #88

2022 / MIN / 128 / #18

2021 / LAR / 145 / #10

2020 / BUF / 127 / #14

2019 / NO / 149 / #13

2018 / NO / 125 / #13

2017 / MIA / 112 / #14

2016 / ARZ / 107 / #11

2015 / ATL / 136 / #11

2015 / PIT / 136 / #84

2014 / PIT / 129 / #84

2013 / WAS / 113 / #88

2012 / DET / 122 / #81

2011 / NE / 122 / #83

2010 / ATL / 115 / #84

2009 / NE / 123 / #83

2008 / HOU / 115 / #80

2007 / NE / 112 / #83

2007 / CIN / 112 / #84

2006 / HOU / 103 / #80

2005 / ARZ / 103 / #11

2004 / KC / 102 / #88

2003 / STL / 117 / #81

2002 / IND / 143 / #88

2001 / DEN / 113 / #80

2000 / IND / 102 / #88

2000 / CAR / 102 / #87

1999 / JAX / 116 / #82

1998 / MIA / 90 / #81

1997 / OAK / 104 / #81

1997 / DET / 104 / #84

1996 / 108 / SF / #80

1995 / 123 / DET / #84

1994 / MIN / 122 / #80

1993 / GB / 112 / #84

1992 / GB / 108 / #84

1991 / HOU / 100 / #84

1990 / SF / 100 / #80

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